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nonhuman:
hmmm so they are lying

DyshApp:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/04/sterling-bank-stops-online-transfer-charges-urges-others-to-follow-suit/#:~:text=LAGOS%20%E2%80%93%20In%20a%20landmark%20move,online%20transactions%20by%20its%20customers.

Moferere:
All these projects are zero if he doesn't tar the road to people's stomach.
Imagine the cost of cooking gas in Nigeria today.
Imagine spending ₦50k to fuel vehicle weekly

MasterJayJay:
Is that prospective tenants can't rent a house without involving agents? Why not meet the landlord directly?

Ringstonermasks:
d barrister is smoking cow shit


Let me give d man d correct advise... if it from any loan app that is not registered by the government or insured by FDIC, give dem ur middle finger... let dem fuk demselves


If it Okash or Fairmoney or those loan apps that are FDIC insured and recognised by government, u can then reach out to them at ur own convenience. Don't beg dem with ur salary o. Make sure u av eaten well and there is money left to give away, then contact dem to come and take what u av... With toothpick sef, pay dem small small bt tell dem u will only pay 120k. And listen to their explanation.

Currency dey fall and interest dey high ?



Mind u, it won't affect anything. How many people dey talk abt credit scores for Nigeria ? if u want loan from Lapo or loan creditors in d future, they won't look into that. that's a fact.

I know people would say am encouraging debtors, bt let tell d truth without putting d guy into panic mood.

After 2 Years, Man Owing N80k Redownloads Loan App, Cries Out as His Debt Climbs to N1.4 Million

A Nigerian man is in a dilemma after seeing how much an N80k loan he took two years ago has become .The man redownloaded the loan app after two years and was shocked to find out he now owes N1.4 million .

A lawyer has reacted to the man's situation and advised him on what he should do as a matter of urgency. Barrister Atanda Olatunji made the man's outcry public, via his Facebook handle, The People's Parliament.

According to the man's story, he redownloaded the loan app and was surprised to find the whopping amount. He begged for a way out. His message read:

"I Re-D0wnloaded my L0an App today and i was surprised with what i saw. "Atanda, L0an of 80k last 2 yrs is now 1.4M, what can i do pls."


Reacting to the man's outcry, Barrister Atanda advised him to sort out the loan issue now as it would affect his credit score and deny him many opportunities in the future.

He further advised the debtor to visit the loan company's office and plead for a fair ground, adding that it is in their hands to determine his fate. [b]"My dear you sort it out now cos it will not stop increasing which will affect your credit score so badly and you will out from many opportunities in future. "[/b]Go to their office and plea for a fair ground and promise that you are about to pay. They will bring it down it down to 50% for you.
That's the only option and they may also not agree to your plea. It's their right. They have the power to accept or reject your plea.

The barrister warned that the debt would keep increasing if the debtor did nothing about it. "The more it delay. The more it pile up. One day you will wake up to check and see 10M gbese for you 😀. Once it's cross 3M , the company will file a suit against you. "I hope you are ready for it. You go go court tire and loose your property worth that amount when e reach that stage. Ignorance of the law is no excuse..."

The legal practitioner urged the man to pay up the loan and funnily suggested an alternative. "Pay your Loan. No think say them go cancel am cos you delete the app oooo. The only way out na to travel out comot from this country and start your life in another country. Ehen, you will be free.

Typicool8:
Where is Chelsea??

Osanoghodua1:
Victor Oshimen club didn't make it?

Four people were killed in a deadly terrorist attack on a Nigerian Immigration Service facility at the Kangiwa border in Kebbi State.

Among the victims were a local watchman and three contractors working on-site.

A statement on Sunday by the NIS spokesperson, Kenneth Udo, said that on Friday evening around 7:20pm, the attack left the facility with significant damage to its security infrastructure.

He, however, said no immigration officers were harmed during the attack.
The statement read, “The service regrets to announce a recent attack by a suspected terrorist group on our facilities and contractors on-site at the Kangiwa border in Kangiwa Local Government Area of Kebbi State at about 19:20 hours on Friday, January 10, 2025.

“The attack led to the death of four persons, including a local watchman and three contractors. We also recorded substantial damages to our security facilities. No immigration officers were killed during the attack.

“We send our heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased. We are actively working alongside our sister agencies to identify and apprehend those responsible for these heinous acts and bring them to justice.

The service remains resolute and undeterred in carrying on with its core mandate of border security in tandem with the goal of securing the nation.”

PUNCH Online reported Saturday that the Kebbi State Police Command confirmed the killing of four persons—a resident and three telecom contractors—by suspected Lakurawa bandits in Gumki village, Arewa Local Government Area of the state

There is apprehension in Enugu-Ezike in Igbo Eze North local government area of Enugu State following the abduction of over 35 passengers by suspected herdsmen.

The incident occurred on Thursday, January 9, 2025, along the Enugu-Nsukka Road.

Three buses were attacked, and initially, four Nigerian Army personnel were taken, but one, PTE Usendu Emediong (24NA/87/7560), managed to escape.

However, PTE Usoro Ezekiel Paul (24NA/87/6751), Jeremiah Inimbom Thomas (24NA/87/7937) and PTE Victor Itiat Godwin (24NA/87/8348) were taken away with the other passengers.

According to an eyewitness, the kidnappers numbering 17 marched all the passengers into the bush after operating for an hour.

“Not far from where I’m lodging in my hometown in Enugu-Ezike, a 17-member ragtag Fulani herdsmen kidnap gang operated for about 60 minutes on a busy road that links the eastern part to the northern part of the country. The road is bad,” he said.

“They were successfully attacked three 18-seater buses and kidnapped at least 35 people from these buses forcefully. In the course of moving the victims into the bush, one of them managed to escape. It was when he came out that he narrated how they were kidnapped and we got to know he is a soldier.

“He said he and three others soldiers were going from Akwa Ibom to Kaduna State in one of the commercial vehicles.

“Yesterday, local hunters, about three of them from my village on their usual routine encountered the kidnappers in the bush but had to hide. They heard one of victims complaining that he couldn't continue walking as he was tired but guess what? He was shot dead.

“Hours after, both the local hunters and the military operatives entered the bush and saw the dead body which was later taken to the morgue.

“This Sunday morning, a helicopter has been hovering around this town causing apprehension among villagers, though without any rigid invasion to rescue the victims. I believe the Fulani herders and the victims are not still in the bush.”

Meanwhile, a military signal obtained by SaharaReporters confirmed the abduction of the soldiers.

The signal said personnel of 87 Regular Recruits Intake (87RRI) were abducted along Enugu/Nsukka Road.

“TEXT: SPECIAL SITREP. NO0 AS AT 110900A JAN 25. KIDNAPPING AT ABOUT 101515A JAN 25 INFO RECEIVED FROM 24NA/87/7560 PTE USENDU EMEDIONG ETIM REVEALED THAT 3 X SLDRS OF 87RRI CMM 24NA/87/6751 PTE USORO EZEKIEL PAUL WITH PHONE NO 070****** CMM 24NA/87/7937 PTE JEREMIAH INIMBOM THOMAS WITH PHONE NO 080******* AND 24NA/87/8348 PTE ITIAT VICTOR GODWIN WITH PHONE NO 080****** WHILE RTN FROM PASS WERE KIDNAPPED ALONG ENUGU - NSUKKA RD AT ABOUT 091740A JAN 25 IN A COMMERCIAL VEH FROM AKWA IBOM TO KADUNA STATE. REQ YOU FWD INFO TO ASA FOR NEC ACTION. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS. PSE ACK,” the signal released by Major AE Edet read.